pp-binary-ints 1.0.0 (latest)

Module for pretty printing values of the type nativeint.

type t = nativeint

val pp_int : Format.formatter -> nativeint -> unit

pp_binary_int ~flags ~min_width fmt n prints the integer n on the formatter fmt.

val make_pp_int : 
  ?zero_padding:bool ->
  ?left_padding:bool ->
  ?separators:bool ->
  ?prefix:bool ->
  ?suffix:bool ->
  ?zero_special:bool ->
  ?min_width:int ->
  unit ->
  Format.formatter ->
  nativeint ->
  unit

make_pp_int ?zero_padding ?left_padding ?separators ?prefix ?suffix ?zero_special ?min_width ?min_width () is just pp__int_with ~flags:(Flags.make_flags ?zero_padding ?left_padding ?separators ?prefix ?suffix ?zero_special) ~min_width, but the prameters are optional. The default value of min_width is 1. This version is nicer when using the Format or Fmt modules.

val to_string : nativeint -> string

to_string n converts the integer n to a binary integer n.

val make_to_string : 
  ?zero_padding:bool ->
  ?left_padding:bool ->
  ?separators:bool ->
  ?prefix:bool ->
  ?suffix:bool ->
  ?zero_special:bool ->
  ?min_width:int ->
  unit ->
  nativeint ->
  string

make_to_string ?zero_padding ?left_padding ?separators ?prefix ?suffix ?zero_special ?min_width () is just to_string_with ~flags:(Flags.make_flags ?zero_padding ?left_padding ?separators ?prefix ?suffix ?zero_special) ~min_width, but the parameters are all optional. The default value of min_width is 1.

val pp_int_with : 
  flags:Flags.flags ->
  min_width:int ->
  Format.formatter ->
  nativeint ->
  unit

pp_int_with ~flags ~min_width fmt n prints the integer n on the formatter fmt, customizing the output with ~flags. ~min_width pads the output with enough spaces or zeros so that the output is at least ~min_width characters, depends on flags.padding. This is a lower level version of make_pp_int.

val to_string_with : flags:Flags.flags -> min_width:int -> nativeint -> string

to_string_width ~flags ~min_width n converts the integer n to a binary integer n. customizing the output with ~flags. ~min_width pads the output with enough spaces or zeros so that the output is at least ~min_width characters, depends on flags.padding. This is a lower level version of make_to_string.

package pp-binary-ints